Sports, page 3
54 on fileFines, bans and the titles that got taken back. Filed by MrMuscles, the sports desk.
Sports stories, page 3
โพ Biggest sports punishments: Astros' $5M fine, two firings top
Luhnow denied knowing, Brady admitted no wrongdoing and the Pakistan cricketers denied the charges. These are the rulings on record. ๐ฃ๏ธ
โพ A-Rod dropped his suits after a 162-game ban cost him $25M
In 2014 he said he never used banned substances; the Miami Herald later reported a DEA summary says he told federal agents otherwise. ๐ฃ๏ธ
โพ Ippei Mizuhara: 57 months, $18M+ owed to Shohei Ohtani and IRS
He pleaded guilty to bank fraud and a false tax return after taking nearly $17M from Shohei Ohtani's accounts. ๐
๐ NBA ban cost Donald Sterling $2.5M; the Clippers sold for $2B
He bought the team for $12M in 1981, sued the league for $1B and lost, then sold under NBA pressure in 2014. ๐
๐ NFL's priciest punishments: Deflategate's $1M fine tops Spygate
Spygate cost $750K and a first-round pick. Bountygate's suspensions, including Jonathan Vilma's full-season ban, were erased on appeal. ๐
๐ด Lance Armstrong stripped of 7 Tour titles; Nike and Trek walk
USADA's 2012 report brought a lifetime ban, and six sponsors cut ties within days. Three months later he confessed to Oprah on camera. ๐
